An Emerging Problem at Limited Partner Meetings

An Emerging Problem at Limited Partner Meetings

Apr. 14, 2010 by

At the annual LP meetings I’ve been working on, I have noticed that the senior guy wants to give his views on the macro economic picture. He wants to do this for good reasons:  To put the results his team

Presentation Pointer:  Second-guess everything

Presentation Pointer: Second-guess everything

Feb. 22, 2010 by

When preparing a talk, ask yourself if your audience wants to solve a problem or capitalize on an opportunity.  Maybe they want to do both.  Whatever the case, they’ll want to calculate the risks. Solving the wrong problem wastes time

Presentation Pointer:  Speak their thoughts before they do

Presentation Pointer: Speak their thoughts before they do

Feb. 9, 2010 by

“Every word uttered evokes the idea of its opposite. “  –Goethe In other words, when you assert your opinion, your listeners will reflexively search their own minds for a thought that could prove your idea flawed. To take the wind